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To ask the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, what consideration he has given to the potential merits of establishing a National Commission on Electoral Reform to examine reforms to the UK’s voting system and improve democratic participation.
To ask the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, what consideration he has given to the potential merits of establishing a National Commission on Electoral Reform to examine reforms to the UK’s voting system and improve democratic participation.
The government has no plans to establish a National Commission on Electoral Reform.
Through the Representation of the People Bill 2026, the government is taking action to improve democratic participation and public trust in politics, including improving registration processes and allowing 16- and 17-year-olds to vote in all UK elections.
To ask the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, when his Department plans to publish its response to the consultation entitled Strengthening leaseholder protections over charges and services, which closed on 26 September 2025.
To ask the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, when his Department plans to publish its response to the consultation entitled Strengthening leaseholder protections over charges and services, which closed on 26 September 2025.
The consultation in question closed on 26 September 2025. We are analysing responses and will bring the relevant measures into force as quickly as possible thereafter.
To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, with reference to the Environmental Improvement Plan 2025, what assessment her Department has made of the potential merits of consulting on reforms to Smoke Control Areas.
To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, with reference to the Environmental Improvement Plan 2025, what assessment her Department has made of the potential merits of consulting on reforms to Smoke Control Areas.
We continuously review the evidence around emissions and the most effective way to tackle smoke controlled areas.
To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, whether her Department has held recent discussions with (a) financial institutions, (b) remittance service providers and (c) other relevant stakeholders on taking steps to reform remittances.
To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, whether her Department has held recent discussions with (a) financial institutions, (b) remittance service providers and (c) other relevant stakeholders on taking steps to reform remittances.
The government recognises that improved cross-border payment services, including remittances, would have widespread benefits for citizens and economies worldwide. The government works with UK and international partners, including under the G20 Roadmap for Enhancing Cross-Border Payments, to seek to deliver faster, cheaper, more transparent and more inclusive cross-border payments and remittances.
Treasury Ministers and officials have meetings with a wide variety of organisations in the public and private sectors as part of the process of policy development and delivery. Details of ministerial and permanent secretary meetings with external organisations on departmental business are published on a quarterly basis and are available at:
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, what discussions he has had with the Chinese Government on its proposed reforms of the judicial system in Hong Kong; and if he will make a statement.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, what discussions he has had with the Chinese Government on its proposed reforms of the judicial system in Hong Kong; and if he will make a statement.
The UK is deeply concerned about the situation in Hong Kong and the erosion of rights enshrined under the Sino-British Joint Declaration. As the Foreign Secretary said on 11 March, this is the latest step by Beijing to hollow out the space for democratic debate in Hong Kong, contrary to the promises made by China itself. This can only further undermine confidence and trust in China living up to its international responsibilities and legal obligations, as a leading member of the international community.
On 13 March the Foreign Secretary issued a statement calling a third breach of the Joint Declaration following the decision by the National People's Congress in Beijing to bring in changes to the Hong Kong electoral system. This is the third breach in 9 months and the UK now considers Beijing to be in a state of ongoing non-compliance with the Joint Declaration - a demonstration of the growing gulf between Beijing's promises and its actions. On 12 March the Foreign Secretary also released a joint statement with his G7 counterparts expressing their grave concerns at the continued erosion of rights in Hong Kong.
The UK has raised our concerns with China, including with the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Hong Kong SAR Government and the Chinese Embassy in London, as have many of our international partners. The Chinese and Hong Kong authorities can be in no doubt about the seriousness of our concerns.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 16 October. Agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 16 October. Agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 10 July. Agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 10 July. Agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 5 June. Agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 5 June. Agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 24 April. Agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 24 April. Agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 27 March agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 27 March agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 27 February agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 27 February agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 30 January agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 30 January agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 23 January agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 23 January agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 16 January agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 16 January agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 9 January agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 9 January agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 19 December agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 19 December agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 12 December agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 12 December agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 5 December agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 5 December agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 28 November agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 28 November agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 21 November agreed to on question.
Committee could not consider the clauses of the Bill until the House has agreed a Money Resolution. Motion to adjourn the Committee until Wednesday 21 November agreed to on question.